A B 2 3 n=4 Hydrogen Atom Use the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom to determine the properties of the photon that will be emitted by each of the above transitions (by completing the table below). Transition Photon Energy (J) Photon Frequency (Hz) Photon Wavelength (nm) A 1 B C

A B 2 3 n=4 Hydrogen Atom Use the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom to determine the properties of the photon that will be emitted by each of the above transitions (by completing the table below). Transition Photon Energy (J) Photon Frequency (Hz) Photon Wavelength (nm) A 1 B C

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A
B
2
3
n=4
Hydrogen Atom
Use the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom to determine the properties of the photon that
will be emitted by each of the above transitions (by completing the table below).
Transition
Photon Energy
(J)
Photon Frequency
(Hz)
Photon Wavelength
(nm)
A
1
2
C
Which of these transitions would produce light that you could see with your eyes? What
color would you see?
Which of these transitions would produce light that would damage your skin and/or eyes?

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